You can subscribe here Good and Geeky Channel - https://goodandgeeky.com/Youtube Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:10 - Cut out letters 00:21 - Add some Objects 00:32 - Positioin and size as required 00:47 - Do this with Boolean Tools on Menu bar 01:01 - Or Create a Compound 01:16 - Go to the Layer menu 01:35 - Let's go to the layers panel 01:49 - More Options with a compound 02:24 - Outro You have a few more editing options in Case you didn't get the size and position right the first time around. Always good to learn something new. ## Subscribe to make sure you hear about all the Good and Geeky / Wizardgold videos. I love my technology - Nissan Leaf electric car. Using my Apple Mac computer, iPad, iPhone and Raspberry Pi computers and of course doing amazing stuff with my iPad. On the Good and Geeky Channel, you'll also find playlists so that you can see all the videos for specific areas of interest. Popular playlists such as Good and Geeky, EV20Q, Mac20Q, and NoStylus. ## Let's get Social * Twitter - https://twitter.com/wizardgold * Twitter - https://twitter.com/A20Q * FaceBook - http://goo.gl/mz4Gd ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V2_eCD-46g

You can subscribe here Good and Geeky Channel - https://goodandgeeky.com/Youtube Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:13 - More than App Launchers 00:27 - Loads of Extensions Available 00:39 - Use Both Afred and Raycast 00:54 - Use muscle memory using Cmd Space 01:07 - Using it to access the Latest Clipboard items 01:19 - Append ot Prepend to Clipboard 01:30 - hack the YouTube Algorithm 01:42 - Get a Password Generator 01:57 - Connect to Password Managers 02:13 - Use a good password manager 02:30 - Use Raycast with Authy for 2FA 02:43 - Use Raycast with Bunch 02:58 - Bunch to put apps up ready to go in one swoop 03:35 - Raycast to manage windows on your Mac 03:50 - Raycast with OpenAI GPT3 04:08 - Try out the extensions 04:34 - Keyboard is usually the fastest way to work 04:47 - Like command P in Obsidian 05:03 - Raycast learn from your use of it 05:14 - Make a favourite, keyboard shortcut or alias 05:27 - Yes you can run Shorcuts from Raycast 05:35 - how to Use Voice Control 05:44 - Video to Voice COntrol\ 05:56 - Using the Escape key to go back a step 06:07 - Using Snippets in Raycast 06:21 - Outro As Mac users, we are always looking for ways to make our daily workflows more efficient. One of the most efficient ways to do this is through automation and the use of application launchers. Two of the most popular application launchers for Mac are Raycast and Alfred 5. Both of these tools have their own unique advantages and disadvantages, so it’s important to consider which one is best for your needs. Raycast is free and open source, so you can customize it to your heart’s content. Raycast has an incredibly fast and intuitive user interface, and it also offers a wide variety of customization options. The main feature of Raycast is its ability to launch nearly any application with fewer keystrokes than Alfred. Raycast also allows you to search the web, send emails, navigate your file system, and more. On the other hand, Alfred 5 is a powerful application launcher that has been around for several years. Alfred 5 is free to use, but there is a paid version that comes with more features such as workflows and customizations. Alfred 5 also offers support for using natural language search to quickly find apps, documents, contacts, or anything else on your Mac. Alfred 5 also allows you to take control of your Mac with powerful system commands and advanced automation tools. So which application launcher is best for you? That really comes down to personal preference. Raycast is great for users who want a fast and intuitive user interface, while Alfred 5 is great for users who want advanced customization and automation options. Ultimately, the choice is up to you, but both Raycast and Alfred 5 are excellent application launchers that will help you get your work done faster and more efficiently. ## Subscribe to make sure you hear about all the Good and Geeky / Wizardgold videos. I love my technology - Nissan Leaf electric car. Using my Apple Mac computer, iPad, iPhone and Raspberry Pi computers and of course doing amazing stuff with my iPad. On the Good and Geeky Channel, you'll also find playlists so that you can see all the videos for specific areas of interest. Popular playlists such as Good and Geeky, EV20Q, Mac20Q, and NoStylus. ## Let's get Social * Twitter - https://twitter.com/wizardgold * Twitter - https://twitter.com/A20Q * FaceBook - http://goo.gl/mz4Gd ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8UiIMg0K6U

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